Miss S's belongings consist of mountains of old clothes, carrier bags stuffed with her papers interspersed with the contents of her larder, half-eaten tins of baked beans, packets of stale sliced bread, loose onions (which she ate raw), rotting apples and wilting celery and dressed over all with half-used toilet rolls, dirty dusters and soiled Kleenex that one didn't like to look at too closely.
"We pack for all the shows and bring 16 different beans, 10 packets for each kind," Ms. Melera said.
Twinkl has created a set of posters which show a variety of 3D shapes alongside everyday objects such as tins of beans, cereal packets and a tent.
This was Athens, this month, and there were plenty of people queuing up for the free tins of beans and packets of soup.
38 pence isn't very much, it can buy small things - a tin of beans, a packet of dried pasta, a single apple.
At one point, he spoke while chewing on jelly beans from a packet delivered by an aide.
For while we might deny ourselves the packet of beans to help cut our carbon footprint, that packet of beans is part of an industry that has created tens of thousand of jobs in the horticulture industry in African countries such as Kenya and Uganda.
Seaside donuts, strings of sausages, fish fingers, baked beans and mini sugar packets are all shown in lurid bright colours in Parr's food photographs of unreconstructed British grub.
"The exposure is so important," said Isabelle Cohen, a marketing official for a coffee company, CAFT, which distributes thousands of small cups of coffee at the start of the day's riding and packets of beans en route.
The pantry is stocked like a supermarket, where those in need walk through a small room with shelves and pick up rationed-out packets of beans, rice, pasta and bread as well as their pick of canned food and gallons of milk.
"What's this?" asked one villager, as he tore open a packet of beans and rice.
